Search citation statements
Paper Sections
Citation Types
Year Published
Publication Types
Relationship
Authors
Journals
-Objective: To describe five cases of giant carotid cavernous aneurysms which evolved with spontaneous thrombosis of internal carotid artery (STICA), with emphasis at epidemiology, clinical presentation, natural history, related factors and neurological outcome. Method: There were 711 consecutives patients with 802 aneurysms with and without surgical treatment during a period of 19 years. We selected 35 patients with 40 carotid cavernous aneurysms (5%) of which 20 (50%) were giant aneurysms. Among those cases, 5 patients evolved with STICA (25%). Symptoms and findings at presentation were recorded and compared with those at outcome. Results: Clinical presentation was commonly related to atherosclerotic factors such as elevated blood pressure (80%), diabetes mellitus (40%) and dislipidemy (40%). All patients presented with hemicranial headache, ophthalmparesy and retro bulbar pain, and after STICA all presented improvement of symptoms. After STICA, 4 patients had regression of deficit, 2 partial and 2 complete. Four patients had sensorial trigeminal neuropathy in V1 and V2 territories, also showing improvement of symptoms after STICA. Conclusion: STICA is a common outcome in giant carotid cavernous aneurysms, and is related with significant improvement of symptoms; however, it may be catastrophic for those patients without efficient collateral circulation.KEY WORDS: carotid cavernous aneurysms, carotid thrombosis, atherosclerosis.trombose espontânea da artéria carótida interna: a história natural dos aneurismas gigantes intracavernosos resumo -Objetivo: Relatar cinco casos de aneurismas gigantes intracavernosos que evoluíram com trombose espontânea da artéria carótida interna (TEACI), estudando-se: prevalência, apresentação clínica, história natural, fatores associados e prognóstico neurológico. Método: Análise de 711 pacientes consecutivos com diagnóstico de 802 aneurismas cerebrais submetidos a tratamento clínico ou cirúrgico num período de 19 anos. Foram identificados 40 aneurismas intracavernosos, sendo que 20 desses eram gigantes. Dentre esses, 5 pacientes com aneurismas gigantes intracavernosos que evoluíram com TEACI (25%). Os sintomas e sinais neurológicos da apresentação foram registrados e comparados ao término do acompanhamento. Resultados: Todos pacientes apresentavam cefaléia hemicraniana, apresentavam oftalmoplegia e dor retro-orbitária. Freqüentemente estavam associados a fatores ateroscleróticos como HAS (80%), diabetes melito (40%) e dislipidemia (40%) e após a TEACI evoluíram com melhora desses sintomas. Após a TEACI, 4 pacientes tiveram regressão do déficit, sendo que em 2 a regressão do déficit foi total. Quatro pacientes apresentavam hipostesia no território de V1 e V2. Todos apresentaram melhora desse sintoma. Conclusão: A TEACI é uma evolução comum em aneurismas intracavernosos gigantes, e está associada à melhora importante dos sintomas. No entanto pode ser catastrófica naqueles pacientes sem circulação colateral eficiente. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: aneurisma intracavernoso, trombose carotí...
-Objective: To describe five cases of giant carotid cavernous aneurysms which evolved with spontaneous thrombosis of internal carotid artery (STICA), with emphasis at epidemiology, clinical presentation, natural history, related factors and neurological outcome. Method: There were 711 consecutives patients with 802 aneurysms with and without surgical treatment during a period of 19 years. We selected 35 patients with 40 carotid cavernous aneurysms (5%) of which 20 (50%) were giant aneurysms. Among those cases, 5 patients evolved with STICA (25%). Symptoms and findings at presentation were recorded and compared with those at outcome. Results: Clinical presentation was commonly related to atherosclerotic factors such as elevated blood pressure (80%), diabetes mellitus (40%) and dislipidemy (40%). All patients presented with hemicranial headache, ophthalmparesy and retro bulbar pain, and after STICA all presented improvement of symptoms. After STICA, 4 patients had regression of deficit, 2 partial and 2 complete. Four patients had sensorial trigeminal neuropathy in V1 and V2 territories, also showing improvement of symptoms after STICA. Conclusion: STICA is a common outcome in giant carotid cavernous aneurysms, and is related with significant improvement of symptoms; however, it may be catastrophic for those patients without efficient collateral circulation.KEY WORDS: carotid cavernous aneurysms, carotid thrombosis, atherosclerosis.trombose espontânea da artéria carótida interna: a história natural dos aneurismas gigantes intracavernosos resumo -Objetivo: Relatar cinco casos de aneurismas gigantes intracavernosos que evoluíram com trombose espontânea da artéria carótida interna (TEACI), estudando-se: prevalência, apresentação clínica, história natural, fatores associados e prognóstico neurológico. Método: Análise de 711 pacientes consecutivos com diagnóstico de 802 aneurismas cerebrais submetidos a tratamento clínico ou cirúrgico num período de 19 anos. Foram identificados 40 aneurismas intracavernosos, sendo que 20 desses eram gigantes. Dentre esses, 5 pacientes com aneurismas gigantes intracavernosos que evoluíram com TEACI (25%). Os sintomas e sinais neurológicos da apresentação foram registrados e comparados ao término do acompanhamento. Resultados: Todos pacientes apresentavam cefaléia hemicraniana, apresentavam oftalmoplegia e dor retro-orbitária. Freqüentemente estavam associados a fatores ateroscleróticos como HAS (80%), diabetes melito (40%) e dislipidemia (40%) e após a TEACI evoluíram com melhora desses sintomas. Após a TEACI, 4 pacientes tiveram regressão do déficit, sendo que em 2 a regressão do déficit foi total. Quatro pacientes apresentavam hipostesia no território de V1 e V2. Todos apresentaram melhora desse sintoma. Conclusão: A TEACI é uma evolução comum em aneurismas intracavernosos gigantes, e está associada à melhora importante dos sintomas. No entanto pode ser catastrófica naqueles pacientes sem circulação colateral eficiente. PALAVRAS-CHAVE: aneurisma intracavernoso, trombose carotí...
-We analyzed a group of patients with the diagnosis of internal carotid aneurysms in its intracavernous segment, with emphasis in prevalence, clinical features, treatments, evolution and neurological prognosis. Neurological signs and symptoms at initial presentation were registered and compared with final outcome. Patients were divided into two stratified groups, one with 19 patients which underwent interventionist treatment, and another with 21 patients who were conservatively treated. The present study demonstrated that intervention is significantly correlated with a better prognosis considering evolution of pain symptoms secondary to neurovascular compression (p=0,002). Regarding neurological deficits, an interventionist approach was also significantly correlated with better outcome in comparison with initial presentation (p=0,008). These results indicate that interventionist treatment determines improvement or resolution of pain symptoms in comparison with patients conservatively treated, as well as stabilization or partial improvement of neuroophthalmological deficits.Key WoRds: carotid cavernous aneurysm, clinical treatment, interventionist treatment, prognosis. apresentação e tratamento dos aneurismas intracavernososResumo -Analisamos um grupo de pacientes com diagnóstico de aneurismas da artéria carótida interna, em sua porção intracavernosa, estudando-se: prevalência, apresentação clínica, formas de tratamento, evolução e prognóstico neurológico. os sintomas e sinais neurológicos da apresentação foram registrados e comparados ao término do acompanhamento, com um grupo de 21 aneurismas submetidos a tratamento conservador e outro com 19 a tratamento intervencionista. o estudo demonstrou que a intervenção está relacionada a um melhor prognóstico, quanto à evolução do quadro álgico secundário à compressão neurovascular (p=0,002). em relação ao déficit neurológico, a abordagem intervencionista pôde ser associada com uma melhora do quadro inicial (p=0,008). estes resultados indicam que o tratamento intervencionista proporcionou melhora ou resolução do sintoma dor em comparação ao grupo de pacientes com tratamento conservador, além de levar a uma estabilização ou melhora parcial dos déficits neuro-oftalmológicos.
ENDOVASCULAR TREATMENT CAVERNOUS CAROTID ANEURYSM WITH PIPELINE FLEX EMBOLIZATION DEVICE: 1-YEAR FOLLOW UPABSTRACTAsymptomatic intracranial aneurysms are usually detected accidentally through neuroimaging. However, a large intracranial aneurysm (15-24mm) is more likely to manifest clinically due to its mass effect. Aneurysms in the cavernous segment of carotid artery generally exhibit occulomotor nerve palsy, headache and dizziness. The selection of endovascular therapy depends on the type and morphology of the aneurysm. Currently, the treatment options were stent-assisted coil and pipeline embolization device (PED). We reported two cases of large symptomatic unruptured cavernous carotid aneurysm (CCA), treated with the flow diverter technique using a pipeline flex embolization device (PED flex) the second generation of PED. The first case was a 59-year-old woman with complaint of diplopia and headache. Computed Tomography (CT) angiography and 3 dimensional (D) brain imaging revealed bilateral aneurysms, one was in the right cavernous carotid (16.1x16.6mm) and the other was in the left cavernous carotid (9.2x6.5mm). In second case a 67-year-old woman with complaint of headache. Magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) revealed a 15mm aneurysm in the right cavernous carotid. Both aneurysms were treated using PED flex (4.75mm diameter/25mm length and 4mm diameter/25mm length, respectively), except the left cavernous carotid aneurysm in the first case. Six month and one year follow up angiograms were obtained, and showed complete occlusion of aneurysms. Flow diverter technique using PED flex is a feasible and effective treatment for large symptomatic unruptured carotid cavernous aneurysms.Keywords: Embolization, flow-diverter, large cavernous carotid aneurysms, pipeline flex embolization device (PED flex)ABSTRAKAneurisma intrakranial asimptomatik biasanya terdeteksi secara tidak sengaja melalui pemeriksaan pencitraan neuroradiologis. Akan tetapi aneurisma intrakranial yang besar (15-24mm) cenderung memberikan gejala klinis akibat efek massa yang ditimbulkan. Apabila aneurisma terletak di arteri karotis segmen kavernosa, penderita dapat mengalami paresis nervus okulomotor dan juga terkadang memberikan gejala nyeri kepala serta rasa pusing. Pemilihan terapi endovaskuler bergantung pada tipe dan morfologi dari aneurisma. Saat ini, pemilihan terapi endovaskuler dapat berupa stent-assisted coiling dan alat embolisasi pipeline. Kami melaporkan dua kasus aneurisma karotis kavernosa (AKK) tidak pecah berukuran besar simptomatik dengan teknik flow-diverter menggunakan pipeline flex embolization device (PED flex) yang merupakan generasi kedua dari alat embolisasi pipeline. Pada kasus pertama wanita 59 tahun dengan keluhan diplopia dan nyeri kepala, pemeriksaan Computed Tomography (CT) angiografi dan 3 dimensi (D) otak ditemukan aneurisma pada karotis kavernosa bilateral, yang masing-masing berukuran (16,1x16,6mm) pada sisi kanan dan (9,2x6,5mm) pada sisi kiri. Pada kasus kedua, wanita 67 tahun dengan keluhan nyeri kepala. Pemeriksaan MRA otak ditemukan aneurisma berukuran 15mm pada karotis kavernosa sebelah kanan. Masing-masing aneurisma diterapi dengan PED flex (4,75mm diameter/25mm panjang dan 4mm diameter/25mm panjang), kecuali aneurisma pada karotis kavernosa sebelah kiri pada kasus pertama. Follow-up pada enam bulan dan satu tahun kemudian, dengan pemeriksaan angiografi, menunjukkan oklusi komplet pada masing- masing aneurisma. Terapi endovaskular dengan teknik flow-diverter menggunakan PED flex merupakan modalitas terapi yang efektif dan dapat dilaksanakan untuk aneurisma karotis kavernosa berukuran besar bergejala.Kata kunci: Aneurisma karotis kavernosa besar, embolisasi, flow-diverter, pipeline flex embolization device (PED flex)
scite is a Brooklyn-based organization that helps researchers better discover and understand research articles through Smart Citations–citations that display the context of the citation and describe whether the article provides supporting or contrasting evidence. scite is used by students and researchers from around the world and is funded in part by the National Science Foundation and the National Institute on Drug Abuse of the National Institutes of Health.
customersupport@researchsolutions.com
10624 S. Eastern Ave., Ste. A-614
Henderson, NV 89052, USA
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.
Copyright © 2024 scite LLC. All rights reserved.
Made with 💙 for researchers
Part of the Research Solutions Family.